a crowd of protesters broke into the american capitol, they demanded a ceasefire in the gas sector, and half a thousand people were detained. in bahrain, demonstrators showed, without any hidden meanings or subtexts, who , in their opinion, is guilty of the palestinian-israeli conflict. protesters walked along the american flag. the situation in beirut is difficult; the military was involved in suppressing the protests. the protest was held near the us embassy, ​​and no casualties have been reported yet. the riga city council supported the decision to demolish the monument to soviet academician mstislav keldysh, arguing that he created nuclear weapons for stalin. khildysh is a legendary soviet scientist in the field of applied mathematics and mechanics, one of the ideologists of the space program of the soviet union, and a native of riga, but the country's authorities have long been following the only disastrous path. history, last year the street was renamed in honor of this scientist, and now we have reached the monument. during the hot phase of the global confrontation between the we

protests in support of the palestinians took place in germany, spain and greece and reached the american capitolhanted calls for a ceasefire in the gaza strip, there were no arrests; the son of the fortieth president of the united states, donald trump, jr., spoke about the new seizure of the capitol. remember guys, when republicans do it, it's called a riot, but when democrats do it, it's a protest for social justice, therefore, is absolutely normal, the double standards of justice in the usa are disgusting. washington continues to turn a blind eye to internal problems, but does not miss it. the united states continues to pump up the kiev regime with weapons, but the missiles transferred to ukraine are useless in front of russian tanks, they are not capable. armored vehicles, forbes magazine writes about this, and the pseudo-allies continue to lose interest in ukraine. attention turned to israel. israel is the us outpost in the middle east, so the palestinian-israeli conflict is more important for washington than ukraine. this opinion was shared by russian expert konstantin shadrov. according to

colleagues, in a moment i will tell you about night attacks on ukraine and the seizure of the american capitoln the clock, which means that it's news time at ether espresso, i'm ready to share with you the current news that you might have missed, kateryna shiropoyas is working with you. that night, the russians hit pavlograd in the dnipropetrovsk region with missiles. as a result of the attack, the infrastructure object was destroyed. fortunately, no one was hurt. another rocket was shot down over the kryvorizky district this night, serhiy lysak, the head of the regional military administration, said. she once again found herself under enemy fire nikopol region the occupiers fired 30 artillery shells into the region. consequences of an attack on

again be listened to when talking about the american rules-based order, or rather about american disorder. the capitolst trumpists from the traditional american backwoods, but 400 pro-palestinian activists, among them rabbis and anti-zionist jews. yes, they exist. at the same time, initially the action took place peacefully, but after a while clashes with the police began. afterwards, the bravest ones tried to occupy kanonhaus, this is the hall in... a publication of congress, demanded that american legislators immediately stop the ethnic cleansing of palestinians carried out by the israeli government, at some point the temporary speaker of the house of representatives, mchenry, came out to them with an israeli flag. the us capitols are a large complex. the place where we stand is an office building outside the capitol. this is where the offices of members of congress are located. and this is where journalists set up their cameras. and this is what happened about half an hour ago, maybe a little less. you can see the demonstrators where i am pointing, the police will now begin to kick them out. this is

capitol, democrats and republicans gathered to stand honoring israel. among the dead are 27 americans with an additional 14 still unaccounted for. this is about 10 minutes. [indiscernible conversations] >> good evening. josh: good evening, i'm from new jersey. i just want to thank debbie wassermann schultz and leader jeffries for his phenomenal words and efforts in bringing us together this evening and katherine, and everyone on both shrills for joining us and remembering those who lost their lives including many americans and pray for the hostages and the missing. americans and to pre hostages and the missing. i'd now like to turn it over to debbie. debbie: thanks you, josh. thank you for your leadership. thank you, leader jeffries, and really all our colleagues, republican and democratic alike. i can't tell you the short period of time that it took to bring this many members together. for me as a member of congress, as a jew, as a zionist, as a human being, this moment of us coming together, whether it's the disorganization and disunity in israel prior to this point or here in our c

so what does that mean for americans beyond capitol hill?r karen caifa is in washington to explain. after yesterday's historic vote, this is about something more than just kevin mccarthy or matt gaetz. >> this is about the broader implications for the entire us federal government and the us economy until a new permanent speaker is in place, the house cannot move legislation and the position second in line in succession to the presidency is vacant. also wall street in washington very closely. eight house republicans standing by their votes to remove kevin mccarthy as house speaker and grind congressional business to a halt. >> there's a lot of angry people, but i would submit to you, when we get this, when we get a new leadership in, we're going to be just fine. >> the current interim speaker can perform limited functions like recess adjournment and preside over the vote for a new permanent speaker. but legislation cannot move. >> you can't actually legislate on the house floor right now. so this effective has frozen the country with a new de

propaganda has talks of, fide and, and hypnotized the american state department, the american intelligence agencies capitol hill. i've never seen such a hit putting a hypocritical uh flip from all of the conservatives that were objecting to the funding of ukraine instantly saying the fund is real without any hot hesitation. and it's, it's very disturbing because not only to the american people not want that, they object to that, but it could very, very likely get us into a worse situation, because mazda is never going to surrender the pallets they need. people are never going to surrender serious. never going to surrender. that has below all of them use fighters are never going to surrender pakistan and rack or ron. yeah. man. all of these african nations to they are all rising up with the aggression because the, the images of women and children being starved and, and bloodied ends and dying of thirst the, the, the world is not going to tolerate it. but the muslim world especially, is not going to tolerate it. these are real human behavioral decisions and emotional triggers that either have been totally go

imagine family of an american hostage on capitol hill because they are lobbying on capitol hill and imagineing you through d.c. and you see university support for hamas, are you kidding me? these kids should be expelled, nothing short is acceptable. >> harris: i had an interview last hour, they said first order -- he said our kids are coming out hating everyone we dealt with last couple of years, blacks hating white, having black only dorma tory and graduation, making comparison there. this is outgrowth. i had no idea how bad it was getting until now, we see how heartless kids are. watch social media and what kids do to get clicks and they hurt and shame and cancel others, we have a responsibility as the generation now, the biggest one until we get replaced by bigger numbers than gen x. model for them what it looks like to support those we said we would never forget. we promised it would never happen again issue the holocaust. show them we learned and we are better and we expect that of them, as well. >> emily: i hope we don't fannalize them, a monster is a monster, if that is what you are

from capitol hill, alice barr, nbc news. >> many of the american stuck in the middle of the war are seeing their plans change day by day. one of them is a high profile business owner who is trying to put his waste time to good use. we have been talking to him for the past several days. he was in israel visiting family. he is still there. and he is sector after u.s. airlines have suspended service. today he got an email from the state department, the government is arranging flights from israel to parts of europe for these american citizens. the message says people won't be able to choose the destination. but it will be a sign based on what's available. he says he is torn between relief and sadness. >> i'm nervous to see how i am going to leave. a little relieved that there is a path for american citizens and also like really sad right now. i have to say goodbye to my sisters and my parents. i miss them and i'm afraid, i mean, i don't know. it's were to leave them in a country at war. >> reporter: difficult for everyone involved there. while waiting for a find out, nanny has been helping out

capitol. the american people deserve to know the truth of that day. they have every right hold the president and others around him accountable. no one is above the law but the supreme law of the land is the constitution of the united states. and the constitution forbids the executive branch from compelling an official to appear in, quote, any other place for the conduct of their duties in the legislature. and on january six, i was serving president of the senate under the express language of constitution. now, this may seem obscure, but i go back to calvin coolidge again again. coolidge said there is scarcely a word in the constitution, any of our states or of our nation that was not written there for the purpose of protecting our liberties. and i say to all the young people gathered here, the speech and debate, protect tions in the constitution are about preserving the separation of powers. we should thank you. our founders did not intend us to live in a nation where the executive could hold. members of the legislature or before courts to answer for

saw it as an adult, on january 6th, the people that stormed the capitol talked to capitol police for african americans had signs of hatred. confederate flags. the vicious racist things they were saying to capitol police officers. but side by side the symbols of hate towards black americans were shirts like camp auschwitz shirts. hate has an indiscriminate infection. this is why as an american, as a black american, i will always stand against hate and stand with the people who are targets of hate. just like the nazis, who didn't just destroyed tuesday, destroyed gay people, gypsies. i will stand with people who are targets of hate. hamas, like the nazis and isis, are people who live in hate. i stand with jews, with muslims, with gay folks, with people right now who all have a common cause, to stand against hamas because hamas isn't indiscriminately hateful people who do not want peace. they want to destroy others and stop us from having. this is not complicated, america. it is not complicated. we all must denounce hate and those people who use hate to destroy. that is hamas. i am worried right now. i'm

. >> you're looking at pictures from moments ago in the nation's capitol where the american muslims for palestine and u.s. council of muslim organizations have been holding a march for gaza rally there. pro-palestine rallies are expected in at least 19 cities throughout the u.s. today with events scheduled in chicago, brooklyn, houston, los angeles and philadelphia. our coverage of the war in israel continues after a quick break. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. here s and all of our stuff where we want to go. but, our cars can't take us e with unpaid tolls. vehicles with overdue, unpaid tolls may not be able to renew their registration until outstanding balances are paid. payment assistance is available. visit bayareafastrak.org/ase so go pay your unpaid toll

american people, it's meant to be accessible. it's not about congress. it's not about the budget. there is a real leadership vacuum on capitol hill and cast into confusion the government's ability to fund itself beyond the middle of november. so the president has a real sales pitch to make to the american people, to leadership on capitol hill, north of $100 billion in the coming days. >> kaitlan, president biden's popularity here in israel has soared since this attack began, both for the speech he gave and also for the speech he gave here and the visit here, first time a president visiting during wartime. what are you expecting tonight? >> it's kind of remarkable how tied he is to everything that is happening here. we'll see what that looks like once israel go into gaza, as we expect them to do. obviously as kayla was noting, this is going to be a bigger speech on multiple fronts, ukraine, taiwan, democracy period, and how the u.s. helping these countries fight these fights keeps u.s. troops out of it, keeps the u.s. out of it to a degree. but he is so closely tied to this. he came here yesterday and sat in on a cabinet meet

and you have defended our country and americans from enemies both foreign and domestic, u.s. capitolning me, and your book american shield is out for our viewers to read. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> and we are still looking at a live footage of a convoy of 17 aid trucks. they are currently located at the border of egypt and gaza at the rafah border crossing. they are currently in an area more on the side of egypt. they have not entered into gaza yet. they are carrying aid. and they are carrying relief supplies that are very important. we're gonna keep an eye on this convoy and we're gonna be providing you with a live updates as this convoy hopefully proceeds into gaza eminently. but in the meantime, again, you are looking at live footage of a convoy of aid trucks that are currently at the rafah border crossing. after the break, we're gonna take next, we're going to be able to come back and deal with dÉjÀ vu, donald trump back in a new york courtroom weagai, whero face with his former fixer michael cohen. what we will be watching for, next. you're watching the k

an update from white house national security spokes man ole american casualties and those unaccounted for and more from lawmakers on capitol hill about the house speaker race. that and more tonight on c-span. >> livep sunday, november 5 on in depth, former aclu president joins book tv to talk about civil rights, free speech, sensorship a author of porn, free speech. and the debate surrounding it. join in the conversation with your phone calls, texts. in depth, live, november 5 at noon eastern on book tv on c-span 2. >> c-span is unfiltered view of government and funded by these television companies and more including cox. >> this is extremely rare. >> friends have to be. >> this is joe, am i connected. >> you're not alone. >> cox supports c-span as a public service with these television providers giving you a front row seat to democracy. . has been calling for clear condemnation from the united nations security council regarding hamas's terrorist attack against israel. the remarks came during a council meeting at newark. the address is about 15 minutes.

how does he continue to press the case both on capitol hill and among the american public? laura: something we know about the president is that when he makes a decision, he usually sticks to it, despite some disagreement within his party, about where some of this aid shall go, or how forceful his support is up israel? -- of israel. some democrats in congress want to call for cease-fires, but president biden is going to send this request over to congress, making it clear where he stands, which is that he wants some $10 billion to $14 billion for israel, some $60 billion for ukraine, and also going to throw in some border security as well as some humanitarian aid to palestinians. that is what comes next, this big push on the hill to try to make sure, despite the fact that there is not a speaker right now , that between now and the end of the year, he gets his big national security request past. -- passed. amna: nick, in terms of the immediate future, i then talked about the adversaries and allies all watching how the u.s. acts in this moment. he seemed to signal ahead, in ter

in washington, d.c., dozens were arrested at the capitol during a rally of jewish americans calling for a cease-fire [ crowd chanting ] and in suburban chicago last night, more than 1,500 people packed a vigil for a palestinian american boy. >> he was a child, a child filled with love and not any hate. >> reporter: prosecutors think 6-year-old wadea al fayoume was stabbed dozens of times by his family's landlord, who they say was angry about the hamas attacks. joseph czuba faces murder and hate crime charges in illinois and has not yet entered a plea a child taken and a country on edge as war wages on a world away. maggie vespa, nbc news, chicago. >>> let's turn to washington now where republicans failed again to elect a house speaker. their nominee jim jordan losing the second ballot with fewer votes this time around, and conservative hard-liners signaling he's staying in the race and floating a third possible vote at noon tomorrow. the chaos paralyzing congress, just as president biden says he will ask for an unprecedented aid package for israel, ukraine, and more. >>> in 60 seconds,

it was one of the darkest days in modern american history, with thousands of trump supporters laying siege to the capitolg law enforcement officers. for officer harry dunn, the experience was a painful gut punch. >> until then, i had never seen anyone physically assault capitol police or mpd, let alone witness mass assaults being perpetrated on law enforcement officers. one woman in a pink maga shirt yelled, you hear that guys, this [ bleep ] voted for joe biden. then the crowd, perhaps around 20 people, joined in screaming, boo [ bleep ] . no one had ever, ever called me a [ bleep ] while wearing the uniform of a capitol police officer. >> that was a direct result of donald trump and the republican party rejecting the results of the 2020 election. today, the newly elected speaker of the house mike johnson embodies that ethos. johnson was the most important architect of the electoral college objections and helped corral republican volts against certifying the elections in multiple swing states, not his own. in the past three weeks, we have only seen two speaker candidates who did not object to the 2020 e

americans who want to leave starting today. however, there likely won't be enough seats on those planes for everyone looking to get out. that prompted criticism from capitol hill. >> currently issue, just standing anything americans behind easily. learn from afghanistan. >> administration also making a major push to free americans being held hostage by hamas. military options are also being discussed with the white house claiming all options remain on the table. all right. let's get you a look at your 4 zone forecast tonight. we're taking a look at the bay bridge. you can see a lot of traffic coming in and out of the city. got a little fog hanging around above the bridge as well. gayle ong joining us with look at the forecast to go. >> hello, dan. good evening, everyone. same situation here at the golden gate bridge in the thick of the fog. and you can expect that to stick around through the evening and into your sunday morning. here is that fog cast here. you can see that just cloudy skies through the morning and then we clear out in the afternoons we actually have a really nice day on tap for your afternoon sunday. here's your wake-up planner. so you se

plus, as pro-hamas protests flood european capitols, when are americans going to wake up to the assimilation lie? stay there. 1 down, 9 to go. hey, what are you doing out here? i just had something picked up. oh my gosh, i'm having something delivered. carvana? you know carvana? bought it, scheduled it. ah, and here it is. you think carvana's good for buying, you should try selling one. buy or sell your car with carvana today. [shouting] >> laura: you have seen this video terrifying scene at russian airport saturday. mob rushed the tarmac and surrounded a plane that had landed from tel aviv. they were searching, almost hunting for jewish passengers. fox news national correspondent bill melugin is live from our best coast newsroom with all the latest details on that. bill, horrifying scene. >> yeah, laura, wild video and certainly add this to the growing list of anti-semitic events taking place all over the qulob now as in this case masses of pro-palestinian protesters rushed an international airport southwest russia chanting anti-semitic remarks and literally trying to hunt down any jews the

explained on the show a couple weeks ago, minority rule has become the norm within american politics, especially on capitoll. every point of the legislative process. minorities are able to block, impede, and obstruct. the whole reason we almost shut down the government this weekend is because, as the washington post noted, the hard right holdout and speaker mccarthy's gerrymandered conference represents 100 percent of the oppositions deal. just 2% of the population. just 2%. they almost brought the government of the richest country and in the history of the world to a shuddering halt. they could do so again just a few weeks from now. the political status quo as we saw this weekend is a joke. our country, i'm sorry to, say has become a laughing stock in the eyes of much of the rest of the world. during the january 2018 shut down, this is what china's jubilance state news agency wrote according to reuters. the western democratic system is held by the developed world as near perfect, under the most superior political system to run a country. however, what's happening in the night states today will make more p

the house and the senate should serve as a wake-up call to the ukraine first caucus on capitol hill, the americane over it. so there may be some way, lawyer, for them to try to shove another 70 or $80 billion in ukraine funding down the throats of the house and the senate, they are going to have to fight through me to get it done but more importantly, they are going to have to overcome the frustration of the american people, this is really the fight of the next couple of weeks, the uniparty is really going to drive this ukraine stuff home, people need to wake up, they need call their congressman, and they need to push back against putting the interest of a country 6,000 miles away ahead of our own. >> laura: biden doesn't seem to care though if congress actually approves more funding for ukraine. he will figure out a way around it. >> [inaudible] support ukraine? >> we can support ukraine in the next tranche that we need and there is another means by which we may be able to find funding for that but i'm not going to get into that now. >> laura: wait, should we expect more accounting errors on the

american people? >> the drama here at the capitol threatens to inflict some real pain in communities across america. >ke involving more than 75,000 health care workers is indeed getting underway after kaiser permanente and a coalition of unions failed to strike a deal. >> this is the largest health care strike in u.s. history. the workers are telling us what they are looking for and how it could affect patients. >> norah: the urgent search tonight as police look for who opened fire during a university's homecoming week. the new details. the future of the catholic church. what pope francis is signaling after mass at the vatican. >> bishops are meeting right behind me to discuss controversial topics, like blessing same-sex unions. to the delight of some, but to the dread of others. >> at this facility in georgia, they are recycling used batteries from electric vehicles. it is all part of a growing supply chain around evs in the u.s. we are going to show you how this so-called "battery belt" is creating thousands of new jobs in a part of a country you might not expect. ♪ ♪ >> apple says it is working on

dozens were arrested at the capitol during a rally of jewish americans calling for cease-fire. in suburban chicago, more than 1500 people packed a vigil for a palestinian-american boy. >> he was a child. a child filled with love, not any hate. >> reporter: prosecutors saying the 6-year-old was stabbed dozens of times by his family's landlord who they say was angry about the hamas attacks. joseph czuba faces murder and hate crime charges in illinois and has not yet entered a plea. a child taken and a country on edge as war wages on a world away. maggie vespa, nbc news, chicago of the >>> president biden will make a prime time address to the nation tonight. the white house says the president will speak about foreign policy issues, including the terror attacks in israel and russia's war on ukraine. president biden already announced a $100 million aid package to help palestinians in gaza and the west bank. >> people of gaza need food, water, medicine, shelter. this money will support more than 1 million tis displaced, including emergency needs in gaza. >> coverage of the president'

capitol? it was not palestinians. it was americans. i have lost respect for the party. i will only vote for biden because i have no other choice. listen to this. look at what russia is doing to ukraine. host: that's jesse in michigan. some of you on facebook saying, ever notice thatn e eyes of democrats, democracy only seemso work when it goes their way? everytng else is a threat and daero our democracy. jake sherman from punch bowl saying that when it comes to the events of today, there is increased security at the capitol. this memo saying the office of the sergeant of armcoinues to work closely with law enforcement monitoring the intelligen rarding the conflict due to the potential for a donration on capitol grounds. a heavier police presence today. dave harrington, when it comes to that speaker's race, same we need more choices -- saying we need more choices. from montana, go ahead. caller: good morning. it's a shameful day for america that biden would go over there and support israel when israel is doing so many war crimes right now. it is shameful that he would do

american people. >> lisa is on capitol hill where she has tracked every twist in this unfolding political drama.f infighting among house republicans apparently open a lane for mike johnson to emerge as a fourth round draft pick. how did it all come together? >> how about that? three weeks it took and four nominees. there were several dynamics at play. house republicans were simply exhausted, and they ran through all their top leaders, and they landed on mike johnson, who has allies and is well thought of in most every faction here in the house, and he is also liked and endorsed by former president trump. he said on the house floor, he has pledged to give house republican members more power. >> the job of the speaker of the house is to serve the whole body, and i will, but i have made a commitment to my colleagues here that this speaker's office is going to be known for decentralizing the power here. >> that, of course, can lead to a more robust house floor, more legislation, but it also is a double-edged sword, as we have seen, because more power to members could mean problems for leadership, an

democrat of michigan might show made surethe americans held abrd illegally task force on capitol hill have asked for a briefing from the state department we know about citizens injured killed or held hostage by the terrorists. jon: is likely to continue. it is believed americans are held hostage by hamas they will continue to milk those hostages for whatever value they can get out of them. apps to try to leverage america perhaps to mock america. we are going to be seeing a lot of terrible scenes in the days and weeks to come. except those two again i know tony blinken doesn't agree with that but money is fungible as you have heard. release and the funding from south korea back to i around the $6 billion connected to five american hostages that were freed, that puts a price on a blue passport and that is dangerous and i understand the secretary's objection to that. $6 billion $40 billion backing aside and backing tear. jon: the hostage rescue deal and the $6 billion was a huge mistake in your book? >> in my view connecting the two was a mistake where there's also big money being freed

but the president also lamented, the brinksmanship occurring between lawmakers up on capitol hill saying that american people are sick and tired of it. take a listen. >> the truth is we shouldn't be here in the fis place. we shouldn't haven't gotten here if the first place. it is time to end governing by crisis and keep your word when you give it in the congress. you know, where i come from, when you make a deal and you give your word, you keep it and ai expect the republican speaker and republican congress to honor their word and keep the deal that they made months ago when they tried to threaten to -- with almost international bankruptcy by not paying our debts. >> reporter: now while the bill the president signed yesterday averts a government shutdown, at least for another 45 days. one thing not included in the bill was funding for ukrainech that is something that president biden had been pushing for for months. but there has been some opposition against hard-line republicans in the house and it was decided to drop that from the bill. the president said it is time for congress to stop playing games

capitol hill? that's the question, but the administration, in just a matter of moments here, secretary blinken as well as secretary austin making their case to tie it together saying it's central to the americanecurity. will it change the dynamic on capitol hill? that's another question altogether, kate. >> it's important to hear from both the secretary of state and the defense secretary on this very issue. great to see you, manu. you'll have updates coming up on that. john? >>> jared mosqkowitz, a democra from florida, is with us. thank you for being with us. this idea of tying aid to israel and cuts and funding for the irs, debbie wasserman schultz says this is political funding. you also said you would vote for this. why? >> they're setting a political trap. it's completely outrageous. it's not serious policy, and don't listen to me. go listen to the national republican congressional committee. they put out a tweet saying, democrats are going to have to choose between israel and the irs. they're admitting this is a campaign employ to decide not to defund the irs. this is what we're doing with our national security. this is what republicans are doing while there are american hostages. they'

american blood, when all in starts, right now. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. the last time that donald trump wanted to go to the capitol it was to lead a violent coup against the duly elected american government. you remember this is when he supposedly had a tantrum in the presidential limousine. he wanted to go so badly that he got into a physical altercation with the secret service over it, according to testimony before the january six committee. the secret service understood that sending the president to lead an armed riot would present something of a safety concern. but in some ways more importantly i think they also understood that they could end up in a situation where they were essentially drafted into service as the armed praetorian guard of the would-be coup, entering the capitol with a duty to protect the president in defiance of the armed police officers who were defending it. gun against gun, creating a situation of unprecedented constitutional peril. thankfully, that did not happen. the secret service held their ground. they didn't let him go. but now donald trump wants to go to the capitol again to contin

american people. >> linsey: maryalice joins us now live from capitol hill. how soon could this vote against mccarthy take place? what does this mean for his job? >> reporter: representative gaetz is threatening to force a vote as soon as this week. it is not clear where all those votes land. we have heard from several democrats that unless there were to be a major power-sharing agreement they don't see any reason to help mccarthy. that becomes the question. if all democrats were to stay united against him, it would take a few republicans to vote him out so it is easy to see, linsey, his speakership could be in trouble. >> linsey: the drama continues. maryalice, thank you. more now on the war in ukraine. president biden is urging congress to stop playing games, get this done. this comes as ukraine renews drone attacks in russia. abc's tom soufi burridge reports tonight from ukraine. >> reporter: tonight ukrainian attack drones causing panic in russia. exploding in the russian city of smolensk in videos circulating online. on the battlefield, ukraine's counter

i went to the largest -- the largest -- jewish american demonstration today asking for a ceasefire in gaza. this was huge. they went to capitolill. we held hands. there were so many amazing americans, jewish americans, jewish voice for peace, they organized the largest demonstration asking for ceasefire. and what we get is humanitarian aid. go ahead. >> i just want to interrupt you because when i hear you say that your sisters are sheltering in a hospital, i'm just thinking about how we started the show tonight talking about what happened at that hospital in gaza city. i mean, you must be incredibly worried about them tonight. >> extremely so. the only reason that my sisters are in the hospital, because they have electricity and water. they went to shelter and stayed for six hours, and they ran for their lives because they don't have any services. and a school today, the area was bombed, where eight people were murdered. and the only thing we make this about this, who did this, is it israel, is it hamas, is it this? and i worry that nobody worries about the civilians. there is at least 300 people who died in that hospital. bu

the country and her own party. >> sandra: in her own words katie outside the capitol yesterday. >> divided, not all americans are with you on this one, and you need to wake up. we are literally watching people do genocide and killing just like us and we still stand by and say nothing. we will remember this. >> sandra: katie, your reaction. >> her argument about genocide is projection. you had hamas terrorists coming into israel and slaughtering thousands of israelis, some of them muslim, the majority of them jews and if they had their way, they would kill all the jews on the planet and then move on to the christians because they don't believe they should exist as a result of their infidelity to what they believe is their own faith. when it comes to ilhan omar and the things she's been saying, this is the reason why republicans removed her from the house foreign affairs committee because she is a danger to the stability of our relationships with allies like israel and others. when it comes to the facts here, and the place that the middle east is in, everything can change so quickly as we saw with the narrativ

american. it is customary for former speaker of the house to have any office in the capitol. mccarthy would be entitled to have an office in the capitol. the fact the first act of the speaker pro tem is to kick speaker pelosi out of the capitol is not just vindictive, but it shows they aren't focused on average americans priorities. what most americans are worried about is the gas bill is too much, the groceries cost too much ,rent costs too much, they can't afford to buy has come interest rates are high, and there's no effort to address the economic issues that affect the american public. amy: let me ask about the possible house speaker's to be. there is a mention of steve scalise, who is going through i think chemo for blood cancer. jim jordan, head of the house judiciary committee. he was involved in the scandal at ohio state he was assistant coach and the doctor abused many of the rustlers and he's accused of knowing full well and covering up. then the possibility of hakeem jeffries if i've republicans join democrats. >> the ideal would be free to be hakeem jeffries. i wi

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capitol. protesters with several jewish-american organizations are demonstrating in support of a cease-fire in the israel-hamas war. dozens of demonstrators have been arrested in the past hour, but as you can see dozens continue to stage a sit-in. we're back in a moment. >>> a top israeli military official warned israeli soldiers today that the war with hamas, quote, will not be short especially if any other country gets involved. meanwhile, after the u.s. assessed that israel is, quote, not responsible for the gaza hospital blast a senior united nations official called for an independent investigation while other countries such as south africa are not buying israel's claim that israel is now responsible and has accused israel of war crimes. joining us now is spokesperson elan levy. i spoke with peter lerner and he told me last night that israeli officials came to the conclusion that the idf was not responsible that the final determination and evidence was presented several hours after the blast, and one of the questions i had was doesn't the idf know where it is age its munitions and where th

, the roller coaster, the temporary budget , the resignation of the american speaker and withdrawn support, will the events on capitolome a catastrophe for ukraine, what are the chances of preventing it, this is a matter for veterans, even if these funds were not available. i would not have opened it, this hub did not exist, how to return to civilian life after the front and get a million for your own business, advice from soldiers who returned and went this way. a rocket attack on kharkiv, a ten-year-old boy and his 68-year-old grandmother died under the rubble of a destroyed residential building. three more dozens of people were injured, among them an 11-month-old baby, the brother of the dead child. the russians attacked the city early in the morning, as follows. tsn correspondent victoria striltsova saw the attacks, she was with us live. viko, what is happening at the place of arrival and what is the condition of the wounded? greetings alla, at the moment it is known that he is in hospitals. 12 wounded as a result of the rocket attack , most of them do not have serious injuries, doctors say, these are shrapnel in

capitol hill. quite frankly, i'm sick and tired. i'm sick and tired of the brinksmanship chip, and so are the american people. esident biden laying into republicans on capitol hill after a government shutdown barely averted over the weekend. house speaker kevin mccarthy had to turn to democrats to help pass a short term spending bill, prompting an angry backlash from a small group of conservatives in his caucus. now at least one florida congressman, matt gaetz, says he'll bring a motion to remove mccarthy this week. bring it on. let's get over with. let's get this over and let's get focused on what the american people want. the fight has gotten unusually personal. gaetz accusing mccarthy of planting stories about him in the media and mccarthy claiming gaetz is trying to make a deal with democrats to elect a new speaker. but they're still broad support for mccarthy among republicans on capitol hill. and they don't want to see a messy leadership fight heading into an election year. i think speaker mccarthy has strengthened his hand by showing that he can govern. and so i think that's going to help him if there i

the need for ukraine aid without the biden administration making a forceful case to capitol hill and to the americanc about what victory looks like. i think jordan is a skeptic. john, in situations like this people hear what they want out of lawmakers, and i think this is an example of that. >> certainly white house aids telling me they're not exactly looking forward to a possible jim jordan speakership. jordan, of course, one of the driving forces behind the impeachment inquiry into the former president. if he's short, if this vote goes south on him today, we certainly can expect mccarthy-esque style multiple votes. if he's not going to get there, what happens next? are there other people with their hands up? what's your read on the continuing chaos? >> it will be there will be two things that happen. people will start thinking about kevin mccarthy once again. i don't think mccarthy could get there. i think the mccarthy speakership is over although who knows. i think the other thing that will happen is much more talk around a bipartisan speaker, someone who gets republican and democratic votes, may

there is some concern on capitol hill if there are american hostages that hamas captured yesterday it operation forces a hostage rescue forces to eight israel in the recapture of again a potentially american hostages were secretary of state antony blinken was on the sunday shows earlier. he said that as a possibility but these are reports right now we cannot confirm that independently pay their writing this down did hamas also capture american citizens of course american citizens with dual nationality. arthel: we are looking live here at 7:56 p.m. local time in gaza. explosions still happening for this war is red-hot lucas. you said this is symbolic we will see how they follow through on folds but thank you very much lucas tomlinson paired eric and i will back at 4:00 p.m. eastern. keep it right here on fox news. more news and next from washington with mike and manueli and sandra smith as we continue our coverageng on hamas savage to help keep you moving. uniquely designed with carbsteady to help manage blood sugar response. glucerna, bring on the day. [music playing] subject 1: cance